High School of Commerce - Commerce Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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'J . rl gl f -final. jig 'MW ' im 1,-:W if J V 1- -X X ,-,r -. of the High School of Commerce are bound together as a student body, in order to promote the principles of greater service, closer fellowship and good fun. ln our high school life we are taught the true ideals of American citizenship. All of us as Americans have a duty to perform in life-that of doing our share in helping our community, our state, and our nation to become better places in which to live. WE, THE STUDENTS of Commerce, are able in our high school careers to obtain a part of the knoweldge we need in order to make our lives as future men and women of tomorrow, lives full of success and happiness. WE, THE STUDENTS of Commerce, realize that during our high school life we are receiving the opportunities to understand what freedom, equality, justice and humanity mean to Americans during this time of international turmoil.-Etienne E. Schier.